See the whole site Free
Scan every post, page and product, then see the average score, errors, items to review, coverage and the most common issues across the site.
The Overview screen, under Accessibility → Overview, is where you check the whole site at once. Click Scan all content and Lumtera works through every item of the content types you enabled, whether published, draft, pending, private or scheduled. A progress bar shows how many items are done. Keep the tab open while it runs, or click Stop to end after the current batch.
Once content is checked, the Overview shows four cards: Average automated score, Errors with the number of items that have them, Needs review, and Coverage, the items checked out of the total. Below them, Most common issues lists the eight checks with the most findings, and Needs attention lists the items with the most errors. Later, a Check new items button scans only what has not been checked yet.
The Content report, under Accessibility → Content, lists every item, 20 per page. Search by title and filter by status (With errors, Without errors, Not checked yet), type, issue and severity. Each row shows errors, items to review, tips and the score. Issues opens the findings inline, and Re-check scans that one item again.
Checking one post at a time tells you nothing about the site. Before you can plan the work — or answer a client asking "how accessible are we?" — you need every page scanned and the results in one place.
Lumtera works through your content in small batches so the site stays responsive.
See where you stand and which issues are most common.
Filter to one issue type and fix it everywhere, or sort posts by score and start with the worst.
The Overview gives an honest first answer in numbers, and Coverage shows how much of the site those numbers describe.
Most common issues shows which pattern to tackle first. Clicking an issue opens the Content report filtered to it, so one kind of problem can be fixed across the site.
The Accessibility column in Posts, Pages and other lists shows each item's status and score next to the titles people already work with, and sorts by score.
How it behaves, what it needs, and where its limits are.
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Yes. Bulk scanning, custom post types, the admin column, the dashboard widget and the site report are all in the free plugin, with no limits.
It reflects automated findings only. A score of 100 means "no automated issues found", never "compliant" — automated tools find only part of the barriers people meet.
In the free plugin, use WP-CLI: wp lumtera issues --format=csv exports every open finding. The Content report shows this command as a reminder. CSV export from the screen is part of Lumtera Pro.
The average score, errors and items needing review, the three items with the most errors, and how many items have been checked. You can hide it from Screen Options like any other dashboard widget.
Yes. Published, draft, pending, private and scheduled items are counted and checked. Trashed items and auto-drafts are not.
Set any check to Error, Needs review, Tip or Off. Dismiss an issue with a reason, and it stays dismissed — with a record of who, when and why.
Create an accessibility statement in the structure the W3C recommends, with the sections the European Accessibility Act expects and known limitations pre-filled from your own findings.
Seven opt-in, server-side fixes for problems that come from the theme: a skip link, a visible focus ring, pinch-zoom, link underlines, form labels, new-tab and document-link text. Not an overlay.
All 64 checks, the editor sidebar, Elementor panel and site report — free, with no account and no page limits.